MEX PAR S3383 1 J05 Light Console
MEX PAR S3383 1 J05 — Light Console
Console table with integrated light feature
The MEX PAR S3383 1 J05 Light Console transforms an unexpected industrial object into a sculptural piece of furniture. At its core lies a 1990s Jeep Cherokee radiator, repurposed as the central structural element of the console.
The radiator is supported by a custom steel structure with a refined brass finish, creating a striking contrast between mechanical engineering and contemporary design.
A dimmable Edison filament bulb sits within a vintage protective cage that can be opened or closed, casting intricate shadows and warm reflections across the 12 mm glass tabletop. The result is a piece that functions simultaneously as console, light source and sculptural object.
The full story and background of this piece can be found in the Provenance section.
Dimensions
Radiator: L 100cm x W 43cm x H 12.5cm
Light Bulb Cage: 5-1/4” H
Metal stand: L 90cm x W 40cm x H 90cm
Materials
90’s Jeep Cherokee burst radiator
12mm Glass top
Vintage Light Bulb Cage, Brass Finish
Mild steel square bare, Brass Finish
Socket, dimmer and electric fittings
120V/240V Illumination
Sockets: E26 / Bulbs: 60-Watt medium base
Details & Specifications
Product Type: Furniture
Product Family: Light console
Launched: 2013
Made in Mexico
Spinner Low Table
Form Follows Fiction: The Adventure of Disorder
Master’s Thesis Project — Central Saint Martins, London, 2007
This table forms part of the collection “Form Follows Fiction: The Adventure of Disorder,” a project developed during Valentina González Wohlers’ Master’s studies at Central Saint Martins in London.
The project explores the idea of “Mexican Fiction” — or Mexicanity — as an adventure of disorder: an eclectic landscape of contradictions, passions, beliefs, sensations and irreverent energy. The table seeks to translate this vibrant cultural complexity into a functional object.
The structure is made from strand board (OSB), a construction material typically valued for its strength and resistance in heavy-duty and outdoor applications. Beyond its practicality, the material reveals a visually rich surface composed of compressed wood strands in varying natural tones—forming a chaotic yet captivating pattern.
Rectilinear cuts interrupt this organic texture, introducing a reticular geometry that interacts with the material’s inherent disorder. Rather than suppressing the natural pattern, the grid-like slices frame and articulate it, creating a composition that unfolds almost like a puzzle.
Layers of coloured acrylic elements bring lightness and functionality to the piece. The yellow top acts as a rotating tray—similar to a Lazy Susan—while the interior of the table functions as a storage container. When illuminated from above, the overlapping acrylic surfaces generate a subtle glow beneath the table.
The result is a low table where organic materiality and geometric intervention coexist, combining storage, rotation and light within a single sculptural object.
Approx.Dimensions: 75cm x 68cm x 104cm, 45cm H.
Materials: Stainless steel, wood veneer, strand board and acrylic.
Finish: Acrylic paint and matt varnish.
Details & Specifications
Product Type: Furniture
Product Family: Coffee table
Launched: 2007
Made in the UK